Raw Animal Diet Inc.
101 King Street West K9A 2M4 Cobourg, ON, Canada

DUCK BLEND // Our duck blend contains whole ground duck, organ and meat, seasonal veggies & fruits, whole ground egg, hemp or coconut oil and apple cider vinegar. Duck is rich in iron and a great source of amino-acids. This lean, easy to digest protein is great for dogs or cats suffering from food sensitivities or allergies.

Happy New Year everypawdy! 2020 was definitely a tough one and we wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for our amazingly loyal customers - thank you so much for your continued support of our small business!

PORK BLENDS // When it comes to this blend, we have two options you can choose from! - Pork 101: containing only ground pork and pork organ meat (without bones) - Pork Complete Blend: containing ground pork, whole ground egg, seasonal veggies & fruits and coconut or hemp seed oil.

Have you visited our Cobourg store? This is where it all started! After years of studying and developing raw food blends, we decided to open our first store in Cobourg in 2018 and then our Toronto store this year. We are so grateful for the unconditional support we’ve had during the past couple of years. We will be opening new stores in Oakville and Kingston in 2021 and we can’t wait to serve more dogs and cats across Ontario.

FAQ// Is it safe for puppies to eat raw food? Yes! Puppies can eat raw food just like adult dogs. This is also the best time to introduce raw food as it will ensure the puppy gets all of the proper nutrients and vitamins to grow into a healthy adult dog.

BUTTERNUT SQUASH SNACKS // Why is butternut squash a good snack for your dog? - Low in fat - High amounts of fibre which can help with constipation - Rich in potassium (even more than bananas!)

MYTH VS FACT // Wolves in the wild don’t live as long as domestic dogs because of their diet. MYTH: This claim is often made to prove that dogs should not be fed the diet that wild dogs (wolves) were designed to eat. However, the reality is that wolves don’t live as long in the wild not because of their diet, but because life in the wild comes with many challenges. Wild dogs face different challenges throughout their lives, from toxic environmental pollutants and illnesses, to predation and habitat loss, life in the wild doesn’t compare to a domestic dog’s life.

HERRING // Why is herring a good snack for your pet? Great source of omega-3, proteins and vitamin D Decreases inflammation Boosts skin and coat quality

RABBIT FEET // Why are rabbit feet a good snack for your dog? Great lean meat alternative to pork and beef. Boost immune system Good source of antioxidants and selenium